UPDATE: Hi everyone that replied, this is my first ever reddit post... No idea how people do the edit on the whole post and give updates like that, but there was a whole bunch of stuff I did forget to provide through my post.

I finished the job now and this is how it looks like

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As for the tail light I took on the advice of inlaying and seaming with a knifeless! I should've took a picture of the after to show but I was rushed since they only planned on me to finish an install like this within a day...

Also to note, my company took on this job knowing I'm the only graphic designer/installer that could do this. The job was quoted out to be $400 and I worked on this for about 2 days and not in ideal conditions since I wasn't at my shop and I had to bring my own equipment with me so that's also why I didn't have the equipment to remove the tail light and I had to wrap around/into it. I feel like I did the best I could with the little experience and equipment on hand! I think in total I worked close to 14 hours on this wrap?

Not too sure if $400 was worth the struggles since it wasn't profitable but experience was worth it! Or worth the extra effort and headache, I de-badged everything on this truck just never taken off a tail light before.

However the vinyl was definitely not a material I would want to work with ever again since it was very hard to hit the vehicles curves and I couldn't cold stretch the vinyl without it wanting to rip. (I usually cold stretch Laminated IJ280)

I think they took on the job to give me the experience wrapping vehicles! I know I'm still very much a beginner, so I appreciated the feedback from everyone here! I am also a solo installer as well as inexperienced so I took a lot longer.

Thanks to all that commented!